Thanks everyone! Also, I know it's early, but, I'll be a guest at the 81st Philly Non-Sport Show in October. Looking forward to it and seeing everyone, as always.

Back in 2019,i actually printed color xerox copies of the front and back of the 12 duplicate 1967 die cuts.I thought it would be easier to do that and let any of the wacky sticker collectors have an opportunity to find the duplicate cards on Ebay.Actually l as I speak,I did look on Ebay and there is a Grave train 1967 Die cut No. 6 going for $259.00 which I think is a extremely reasonable offer.Check it out.

Hey Guys,
    Did my last news flash slip under the radar? Jeff Zapata is a great artist, and he has played a significant role in Wackys history. He spends most of his time on GPK projects nowadays, so the opportunity to grab some original art from him shouldn't be passed up! He has posted his color Barman sketch on Facebook if you want to see what he can do. He has blank cards available for special orders. The only way artists will stay involved with Wackys is if it pays the bills, so help an artist out and add a unique piece to your collection!

The barman sketch is great.  If I was still collecting sketches, I would be all over getting that one.  Maybe I will pick that hobby up again!

You're right, Joe, there is that one, too. It has the same black border version as the others on the front, but the back refers to the NYCC exclusive, signed, etc. Seems like every time I look for one, I find there are more variations!

Found it!